Bedroom

So much of this redo uses things that were already in the room—the ultimate budget hack.

The bedroom should be a haven, a place that makes you feel peaceful and happy when you land there at the end of your day. If that’s not the case for you right now, check out these bedroom makeovers and let them inspire you to make your own changes! 1. Kristen’s bedroom evolved over time, and transformed three times since she started working with interior designer, Lindye Galloway. Kristen was frustrated with the layout of her bedroom and was ready to leave the dorm room style behind.

This budget bedroom has some super smart ideas.

There was a lot of pretty stuff hiding under all that beige paint!

Honestly? I'd live in this nursery.

Sometimes your favorites from an old space just don't translate to the new one—furniture looks out of place, or colors have a different feel in the different lighting.

This project has seriously impressive results.

The after is SERIOUSLY dreamy.

This budget makeover is full of smart tricks.

The after is seriously chic, but still colorful and fun.

The after is curl-up cozy.

The whole bedroom's stunning, but just wait until you see the floors.

Vintage furniture and DIY molding give this bedroom that certain "je ne sais quoi."

This bedroom perfectly blends practicality and fun.

These stunners will have you running to the paint store on the double.

Money-saving and seriously stylish? Sign us up.

These bedroom redos are snooze-worthy, in the best way possible.

Renovation by: Heather and Mike Location: Phoenix, Arizona We are Phoenix, Arizona natives that have never left our little neighborhood of Arcadia. Born and raised in such a gorgeous and historical area of the city, we decided to buy the perfect ranch-style home (in serious need of some TLC!) in our citrus-filled area of town 8 years ago. We’ve had some serious adventures in renovations, and the master suite was the last piece of the puzzle!

Renovation by: Alicia Location: Orem, Utah This project was such a drastic change and so much fun! This was months in the making – between backorders and busy summers, we were finally able to finish my friend’s master bedroom! From basic and drab to classy and chic, it was a fun and drastic reveal! When I did the first initial consult, my friend said she never really thought to decorate her master. It’s a HUGE master bedroom and had so much potential!

Makeover by: Wendi Location: Seattle, Washington The room had looked the same (horrible) for 18 years. After my divorce, I decided it was time for a change. The project was done over the course of the summer this year, with the main costs being paint and trim. Though I did not set a budget or keep track of the total, the project was relatively inexpensive.

I get obsessed with things I see on Pinterest, and this padded headboard (okay, the whole place) is one of my recent fixations. I like the modern, streamlined look of it— but that it’s also more relaxed than a lot of the tufted, nailhead DIY headboards I see all the time.

This will be the bedroom that convinces you to paint your walls mustard yellow (seriously).

Deep navy paint is MOODY—in a good way.

The new bedroom and bathroom are a little fresh, a little funky, a lot stylish.

Neutral colors and minimalist style? We're relaxed just LOOKING at this bedroom refresh.

This guest bedroom has tons of charm (and your new favorite IKEA hack).

Talk about a budget upgrade!

When Georgia natives Sarah and Ryan moved into their two-bedroom apartment in Los Angeles, they knew they wanted to give the bare white walls a custom treatment. Inspiration struck as Sarah was browsing—where else?—Reddit.

It's hard to believe they're the same room!

When Eric Skyta first toured his San Francisco studio, he saw a messy, outdated space filled with peeling linoleum floors and peeling paint. But he says he saw something else, too: potential.

First-time homeowners Nick and Sarah Wissinger bought their home in 2016 and, after having only rented apartments before, were grateful to finally be able to decorate in a way that felt like them. Their plain-Jane master bedroom gave them the perfect opportunity.